John Sherman Hoyt

Scout Camp

Located in Redding, CT and supports Weekend Camping and Cub Scout Day Camp.

Maintenance Activities

Hoyt maintenance activities are generally conducted under the auspices of the Hoyt Camp Master Corps.

Hoyt Camp Master Corps

The Hoyt Camp Master Corps, maintenance activities, and the Hoyt Alumni Association are tied together in one group. They generally meet the third Wednesday of each month at the Hoyt Training Cabin, contact Greg Zap at HoytScoutCamp@hotmail.com, you can also call (203) 417-9717

Hoyt Alumni Association

The Hoyt Alumni Association (aka HAA!) is a sub-committee of the Hoyt Camp Master Corps and works in conjunction with the Connecticut Yankee Council-Boy Scouts of America. Their main purpose is to support the youth of today by maintaining and improving the John Sherman Hoyt Scout Camp, and to ensure it will be available for future generations. HAA! supports the camp through different programs including monthly mini work parties, a major work party, fund raising and donation efforts, major project planning and implementation, and of course having fun while doing it. Membership in HAA! is open to all, visit the website (unsecured) hoytscoutcamp.org to find out more.

The Connecticut Yankee Council is the local chapter of the Boy Scouts of America, providing programs and services to more than 9,700 young people and 3,300 volunteers in Fairfield, New Haven and parts of Hartford counties of Connecticut.